Domestic waste screening production line

The domestic waste screening production line is a specialized processing system designed for mixed domestic waste generated in cities and villages. It integrates an automated / semi-automated equipment system and process flow, based on the physical characteristics (such as particle size, density, magnetism, material hardness, etc.) of different components in the waste, to achieve efficient separation and classification. The production line follows a continuous process of “feeding → pre-treatment → multi-dimensional screening → component diversion”, separating the mixed waste into four core categories: recyclables (such as plastics, paper, metals, glass), easily decomposable organic matter (such as kitchen waste, fruit peels, used for subsequent composting or anaerobic biogas production), inert residues (such as bricks, stones, soil, used for landfill or material recycling), and combustibles (such as non-recyclable plastics, dead branches, used for incineration and power generation). It ultimately provides pre-classification support for the resource utilization, reduction, and harmless disposal of waste, and is one of the core infrastructure of the modern domestic waste treatment system. This production line is mainly composed of feeding equipment, crushing equipment, screening equipment, and sorting equipment.

Characteristics of the domestic waste screening production line:
High processing efficiency; Excellent screening accuracy; High automation level; Good environmental performance; Strong adaptability; High resource recovery rate; Intelligent management